Sentence examples for a play examining from inspiring English sources

Most of the rest found that a play examining consciousness lulled them into a state of unconsciousness.

Philip Ralph, the writer of Deep Cut, a play examining the deaths of four recruits at the army's training barracks in Surrey, has suggested there is a connection between a spin-obsessed government and "a form of theatre in which audiences perceive that they are getting at some kind of hidden 'truth'".

It's also a programme that at its core is a morality play, examining what any of us might be capable of given the right incentives.

(Brantley) 'DENIAL' An engrossing and timely legal drama about a Holocaust denier being defended by a Jewish lawyer, this play examines the moral and ethical dilemma inherent in the First Amendment and asks how much sufferance can a free society give its crackpots and maintain its individual liberties (2 30).

But her play examines a rather traditional domestic crisis with a good deal of sympathy: One of the sons, the brightest yet least professionally ambitious, has a small emotional breakdown that disrupts the status quo of this all-male and decidedly left-leaning clan.

This play examines a tumultuous episode in the life of Marie Curie at the turn of the 20th century.

(Isherwood) ★ 'pool (no water)' (closes on Saturday) Mark Ravenhill's knife-sharp, perceptive play examines an accident's fallout on the lives of five artists who cannot resist the temptation to exploit the incident to further their own stalled careers.

Set in a small Mississippi town, the play examines the lives of three quirky sisters who have gathered at the home of the youngest.

Priestley wrote a number of plays examining the state of the nation; indeed, the first of them, An Inspector Calls (premiered at the Old Vic), invented the genre which, Billington claims, was to become "the animating force in British drama over the next 50 years".

(Brantley) ★ 'What Rhymes With America' Melissa James Gibson's touching, mournful play examines the disappointed lives of a quartet of interlocked characters.

(Zinoman) ★ 'What Rhymes With America' Melissa James Gibson's touching, mournful play examines the disappointed lives of a quartet of interlocked characters.